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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-07
IT'S THEORY

Is that all Food Baked Roasted should be cooked
in fresh air freely admitted the This done
substituting for it door containing sheet OF Wire
Gauze nearly large as tho door itself,
Through this Gauze Door the air freely
circulates, facilitating the process of cooking, and
producing food that is unequaed in flavor rnd nu:
triton and actually cooked with less consumption OF
fuel than in oven with a closed door.
It makes an enormous saving in the weight OF meat.
1t also produces larger Leaves of Bread,
requires attention from the cook and promotes
the health of the family by the SUPERIOR QUALITY
OF THE FOOD COOKED IN IT.
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AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.

ENTERED AT PosToFFICE AT SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, AS sEcoND-CLAss MATTER.
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OPINION OF AN EXPERT,

Mrs, MARY B. WEIGH, Teacher Domestic Economy.
Iowa Safe University, MY deliberate judgment
is that the of the Range compared with Others
is not only equally heated in every part-ront
we'll rearbut result of its superior ventilation
the food placed therein is better cooked while retain
ing sweeter flavor and larger proportion of Its best
juices find also that the consumption of fuel in this
Range is much less than any other for same work."
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1E0NHV to be made. Cut this out and
WINK return to us. and we will send
WUNu / you free. something of great
adj 20,

that will start you in business that will bring
you in more money right away than any thing
else in the world. Any one C do the work
and i've at home. Either sex; all ages. Some
thing new. that just coins money for all
workers. We will start yOn; capital not need
chance of lifetime. Those who a~e ambitious
and enterprsing will not delay Grand outfit
free. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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IN 0nn Subscribers TO the WEEKLY LIGHT
lU,UUU wanted. at onlv 81 year.

EOR RENT-A Nicely Furnished Office, suit
able for land or commission office, cen
trally located. Inquir of I. II. JOHNSON, at
the LIGHT office. 92-u
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Bargains, For Sale, For Rent.

CIXTY DOLLARS-win buy four nice build
y ing lots in block l39, on Alazan creek. In
quire of L. B. johnson LIGHT Office.
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Clerk District Court Bexar County
BY VI. YTURRI, JR,, Deputy.

Came to hand December -, A. D., 1885, at
O'Clock, p. m, and publication ordered the
same day ir the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
NAT LEWIS, Sheriff BeXar County.
By JOSEPH UMsCHEID, Deputy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-01
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BoEasiere baben NIT ben Dampfern bes
EOrb6eatiden gIcpb bic Gsife aber's
Meer fiber unb gut 3urddssIest. @e-
gen Breiie unb peiterer Snfcrmaticn
trenbe man 0M an
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
. 90 -
A New Ho;el.

CONTRACTOR ft.i 90 ,. L'iley
nenced TO day to rsmodsi ~ oS
occupied by j. q. DCtrr' oI
street, known 40 the ores =
The building ard No NY "'I.a
will be made into On3 1Ae Ho1
be Of brick With Stone iru n'pk
the building will be ft9r t'os!ss|
l, has a frontage o. 'isri9l s'f9 ~
feet and q depth Of III lev; I ", VI
street. There will BE- a53ns ~
rooms, and when hnl'h@G VII
ond only to the Ciagioa hoass
| In the city. With the e1cfm1
SPACE for q staircase, TIE NAV Nv
DO Q large room wiih q tef q, 10 IN
BILE floor. On this ii1or VIA pe ~
ciss stand end eaie, VIA einlu ,,J
| in the rear. A large p2T.or Wv
up the whole front space G, ~.
floor. Mr.. Beers en'a'.a'no
l 200 theatrical people q yeai
found his quarters onite io' sm
his busipess. Ths wcrs "a ekp 81
be completed by the oes 'AA'
ami ump,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Charged With Fraud.

Benjamin Swift answered the call at
the municipal court this morning and
stepped to the dock. A glance showed
that lie did not belong to the ordinary
class OF "oums" that infect the police
court. He was charged by s. Ford &;
Son, dealers In notions, at 81 Siipley
street, with fraud In not returning
goods which ms got from the store T.,
sell through the city. 1t seem8 thu,
Swift was in tine employ OF s Ford &
Son for some tine past, making his
sslAs and returns for the same every
night.
Last week he took ont about $40 .th
OF goods, hu. for three days lie made nc
return. MIR Ford went out in search
OF him. and upon finding him requested
him either to return the goods or the
money. Last evening Swift sent his
satchel to the store with 3 statement by
the beare: that he had gone to Phila.
delphia. Ford started to the P, w. &
B. depot to intercept him, and finding
him called upon Officer Broaahart, who
arrested him and took him to the police
station Swift sent for Harry Emmor s,
Eco, who appeared for him before the
court this morning.
STift through his counsel put In the
flea hat he rs2u!arly purchased bis
goods from Ford & Sop, and was In nc
secse their agent, and that therefore he
could A0t be lia5ie 10 constructed fraud
nndef the iaw. Judge Cnmmins agreed
with Ar. Enmons In this view of the
case ani discharged Swift from Gus
tody. Ford Il son have cause for ar
action against Swift under the civil law
for debt.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

Tucson, May An earthquake oc-
,urred here at 2 u yesterday afternoon.
80 person was injured. Considt rable
lamage was done to buildings, goods
Sere thrown from shelves OF stores and
many houses were more or less cracked.
The shock was accOmpa panied by rdmb.
hing sound. Many clocks were stopped
and the entire population of the city took
TO the streets terror stricken. The Court
House cupola swayei like the mast of a
ship in turbulent sea and the building
itself seemed as though it were topping
over
When the shock struck Santa Catalina
Mountain great slices of the mountain
were torn from It's side aud thrown to its
base. Vast clouds of dust rose above the
crest, 900 feet above he sea level, at
three different points IRON three to four
miles apar:. IL was believed for some
time that a volcano had burst out on the
crest of the mountain. Que towering
peak, known as the "O.d Castle" q
prominent landmark from Tucson, has
entirely disappeared. The extent of the
damage cannot be told for several days.
This was the first earthquake ever expe
rienced in Tucson. The public school
building rocked TO and iro like . cradle
and some of the plas.eriny fell creating
the utmost CONSERVATION among the
scholars. The school was at once dismis
sec for fear Of repetition OF the shock
According 10 gentleman who timed /,
the shocked lasted just four minutes.
One or two slight vibrations have since
been felt. Shortly after the earthquake
q volcano broke out at point twenty two
miles south Of this plsce in the Total
Wreck Mountains. The sky is brilliantly
llrm mated.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

The First Pre,by terrain Sunday School
Association elected the following Off.
GERS last evening for the ensuing year:
Superintendent, II. T. Wallace: sssis
tant superintendent, James Bowers;
secretary, James Bowers; assistant Soc
Rotary, S. Mckay; treasurer, John 8.
Hamilton; oreaniss, Mics Emma Huey;
assistant, Miss Annie Osborne; libra.
risn, Elmer Moore; supeIinteu den. OF
primary department, Miss Helen John.
SOD; assistant superintendent, Mrs. DR..
R. j. Mckay.
The following officers OF Patrick
Henry Lodge, No. IL. 1. o o. F., Della
ware City, were installed last evening
by officers Of the Grand Lodge: N. g.
William Q. Briph,; V. G., s. Il. Hiues;
+ g., F L. Cleaver; Warden, Peter
Kline; N. .. n. G g. Hutchinson.
The holding over officers are: P. s., AZ.
NJ. Kirby; Treasurer, W. Il Bright.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
a Wreck on tho Ii. a. U.


FREDERICK, Nd, May AT Ijsps
Vile, on the Baltimore and Ohio satl.
road, eight miles eouthesst OF Frederick,
at about o'clock this morning, four
CARS with emigrants, on section oil
train No. AZ, from Baltimore, were
thrown from the track at the Cross
switch and badly wrecked. One car
plunged end lac over q nill race en-.
oankmert, probably thirty feet deep;
one struck freight car standing near
by and had almost its entire side torn
off, and the other two were also thrown
into bad positions and considerably
damaged, but NOT Notwithstanding the cars
were fllei with people only eight were
Injured.
One woman, belon ging to q party oil
English people bound for California,
had . bone In her left ankle br oke
another woman had her right wrist
fractured, white the ak others injured
received only cuts and bruises which
are not thought to be serious. The
track wac blocked fer about fivo hours,
but at about 9 O'Clock II the emigrants
we're trensft RED 10 another train and
sent on westward, two physicians, Drs
Downey and Cromwell, accompany Ing
the wounded as far as Martinsbnrg, OF
further IL necessary.
Wild reports that many persons had
been killed were freely circulated, and
q large number of people from Freder
lick and the surrounding country were
soon attracted to the scene. Mr.. W. N
Clements, general manager, Frank
Mantz, Patrick MCGOWAN and Other
railroad tffioiais we've also on hand di
rectiug the work of clearing the WRECK
and doing all In their power to max,
comfortable those injured in the acci
dent. Mr.. Clements stated that tn,
accident was carsed by one Of the old
time switched, all OF which will sool
be removed from along the entire road
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
FOURTH EDITION
Gov, RIOS, Ag.lnsr prohibition.

A special from Fort Worth, Texss,
rays: "Gov. Ross Is out In letter In
reply to the anti-prshibition State cen.
trail committee asking him to attend
their State convention at Dallas, Tbe
Governor is unable to be present, but
declares his intention to vote against
the proposed prohibition amendment,
Which he declares 10 be impolitic, un-
wise and against the genius OF Zee In
situations. He finds the present laws
adequate to protect public liberty and
private rights, and says Texas cha!-
lenses comparison az q people with
those states where prohibition has long
obtaiued, and Texas has larger cAuiobes,
larger sums of money devoted to educa-
tional purposes, more dwellings snd
wealth, according to population, apd
fewer criminals than Maine.
The Governor Gays divorces and
crimes against chastity are greater In
Maine thsn in Texas, and while they
have been energetic in trying to rslieve
themselves Of the burden ofthe Cypress
ed poor by repelling them as rapidly as
possible from their borders and driving
them out OF the boundaries rs wanderers
and outoasts, still they have . greater
number of psupers than Texas, whi!e
the evidence OF discomfort by strikes,
Dobs, unions and conventions agatnet
employers attests at once the misery
and discomfort of labor among them.
Towns OF Maine are stationary, and her
villages almost everywhere proclaim
! the progress OF general decline" Con
tinuing, the Governor rays the States
which have adopted prohibition laws
have simply boon robbed of their lsgtt'
innate revenue. Liquor should not be
driven from public traffic when 1t may
be fully regulated by law. You only
! force 1t to become traffic, and de.
plete the Stnto's yearly revenues to the
amount Of $1,000. 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
-
The School Election.

The election ter 0ixtaen msm
the Board Of Eiucasion will d
Saturday next at IL O'Clock. Vs
tie interest seems to DO manilas,
the election. II ia Il uer.llv col
thaf l.. w. Palmer ald {. Il 81
", succeed theuselv,s in th<
snd Ssocnd wards, David Lei
10 med for the Third wlri.
In the Fourth Mr.. Hanson Is
dds ate to succeed himsel for I
year tsrm, ami Cls,'' n Massey
one year terra. T ElTood sin
Is said, will contest with Mr..
for tt 8 long term, and W. j. MOI
named as Mr. Massey opnonent
10 the Fifth ward, s r. Smith;
Sixth. Samuel +. Be,ts, ard 10 q
cnth Charles Baird will probabI
coed themselves. wh.,e either
FrAim, Esq, or ". e. Foulk VI
for the short term in The Sixth
Mr.. Kershaw dcciiuiDs a 70 eleci
the Eighth ward, DR.. Ksaoles,
II. Morgan and DR. Csn:~ell are
| of as candidates. n
DR.. Shortlitge viii likely Y
elected to succeed bims4!f IN tbs
ward, and DR. Sylvester OhsdS
named for the short term. Mr'l
seems to have no opposition to
lturn from the Ttp,h ward, aa1
Trump will probably return uaoI
from the Eleventh wasi. Ia t9
Twelfth ward there are sa'd 10
| eral candidates, but no enc set'ieV
definitely.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
apology SHOP ROW.

Henry Parkinson, in o afuS wsn
ditlon yesterday aitefnorrn, ncn
Rict . policy cen on Fl ll', ,",
above Fourth, and was f n;"s n,
c can the place out wh n,u.. sir =, n ~
kinson out. Ons CT ~ .at : ParkI
WAC had 8 arudae agains. ada a,se
followed him on: int q S sap,
where he kaockei In I'm G p"ri
kicked him about the ho@. =, ards
bled freely and wes s,te ne 1,aiics
&C o rear lot, where the s, pv
hin and took lin to TIE s'a and !
his wounds were dfess esq.,, his 1
sen. home. His asaaiial'
n2ntuIe.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
A second Term.

The Mexican Senate having yesterday
passed the bill repeating the constitutions
al prohibition OF q second term for the
President of the republic, that measure
will now 60 to tie State Legislatures for
ratification. AS the federal government
exerts in Mexico very powerful influ-
ence directly and indirectly in the eeve
raj States, aud is favorable to the ratifica
ton of the bill, it is not difficult to fore
tell the result. But second term for s
good President is good thing, so thai
federal pressure will have more excls,
this time than az some former periods O.
Mexican history.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
FIFTH EDITH
Dots.

va a sSr. =, belonging to A,v,I
from q dropsical az oct.onu "el
IT. The total assessed vain, q. II
erty' 1t is said, will nct hs y. q
last yesr Two poa;oM 10 60
CITY WIN be exempt from IL tas sa,s
Quite q large numtsr y, -aa
day. day. and notwithstanding ~, y "
in. sAES wers L
Rov. Jacob Todd will 81
afternoon in the Wilmin,e,,as.ce i y
clal College on "Bu.inesss IN
Tuesday afternoon nez f' on W., III
jacob n. August. ,b,,.
d. Hayward, psLsiou ,pes, "a,
Q pension on account ~ az aAs
port, his son Charles AIS p
8, 1863. ''''soul
The Sunday school Of ~.
Baptiet Church gave a ya,, 'as
tableaux exhibition in tho o ;ns
night. which was attended, ' s
number Of people. "
Albert, son OF Tbonas nj
81 Jackfon street, disloca,at I'll
elbows while engaged in v,s o un
q playmate. Dr. Dale a,,enSsa
ting 1t In place, Ond he ia no,
we'll, I" now
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

BENSON, Ariz May -United States
Marshal Nescs passed through here las,
night, having in charge James Barrock
and two other men uamed Swain and
Nc cuaiek, srresttd 90 Suspicion Of he.
ing co.carnsd in the P1psSo Ssa..1 L
train robbery. Barroek va. formerly a
railroad mac, but lately has been q
saloon keeper aud gambler. McCus,ck
is Barrock's partner. Sssin is dis.
charged fireman, a;merly employed OF
he Southern Pacli, road, All were
irres,ed reir For: Bowie, whsre Bar.
sock ard McCu-.ck KEEP. saloon.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Gambling rhr,fs in Chicago.

There are on the South Side, Chicago,
ten faro banks, to say nothing Of sew.
eral small ones of the bunko order
There are three on the West Side. A
certain place on Clark street 10 Q nam.
moth institution. To accommodate the
hundreds Of players two floors are
ne cessary, and the number of men en-
ployed Is said TO be not less than 100.
This Includes On army OF dealers, door.
keepers. "pluggers," bouncers, watch
men, etc. u
The salaries Of there men average not
less than $40 week each, go it costa
this place fully 81. 000 q month to keep
open. The expenses Of the Clark street
place are probably sbout 5000 q
month. 1t opsts the rast of the ten
banks from $1,000 to 90. 600 a month
each. Allowing s.. 200 for the expenses
Of the West Side houses and you find
the actual expenses OF all the faro tanks
Is 81, 0C0 q month or Si44 600 q year.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
EDITION.
rae WARREN GAMES.
The Preminsut Athletes who VIII be
S~en Hare ON SATURDAY.

The Prominent Athletes who VIII be
seen Here on saturday.
The out door athletic games Of the
Warren Club ct the base ball grounds,
Front and Union streets, on Saturday
afternoon next, promise TO eclipse any
thing of the kind eves seeu here before
1t La seldom that SO May champions
appear at one meeting, even in the large
cities, and the people OF Wilmington
are thus afforded an opportunity TO ses
tho best developed athletes in exciting
contests.
There will be open handicaps at 100,
40 and 440 yards, one'half mills hurdle
race Of 100 ysrde, high jump, broad
jump, one and two mile bicycle races
There will also be four club events, o
high jump, $50 yards dash for those
Dho have never won prize, q mile run
md potato race, in which the CON-
1Dtitors pick up potatoes o. intervals OF
We yards, and returning deposit them
y the starting point. There have en-.
sRed IS competitors in 1T2 diffaren.
Aents, the larses. entry list evtr re-
aSivsd. Among tbs competitors are
i d. LANCE, Of New York. champion
walker; w. B. Pays, OF the University
Of Penpeylvauia, champion high
jumper. and w. L. Condor, of North
East. Marylsud, champion hammer
thrower: A +. Oopelsnd and W. @.
White of the Manhattan Club, New
York. and J. T. Einehart, Of the New
York Athletic Club, are only inferior to
the best In their respective lines. j. D.
Webater and II. B. Fcrman of 8 sarth.
more are two OF the rising athletes OF
the country, while T. G. Grier, Dr.. j.
X. Shell, j. w. Mitcherson, lad of l6
years, all from the University or Penn.
sylvania, art excellent athletes. Great
interest has been aroused over the two
bicycle races in which are entered q
Quartette hard to beat, W. j. Wilhelm
and Fl. B. Schwartz Of the Reading
Bicycle Club and q. B. kseu and L
Kolb Of the University OF Penpsyl
vauia.
These four promise to give the mos,
interesting bicycle racing ever witness
ed here. In addition, a special dash CT
100 yards between Bott, champion
sprinter OF Delaware, and Graham, o.
Linwood, has excited much interest
Members of the police force will alst
contest in 100 yards dash fer prizes
and members from the difaien. fl,
companies will confess in q race GEO,
round the track. Other events vii
occur too numerous to men ton, but til,
spectators will rsoeiv. fall value 70
their Investments. Ladies' are speciall
1nv,tsn, .snd good order will be ms!a
tanned.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Cardinal Gibbons and DR.. Mc0lynn.

Cardinal Gibbons and DR.. mcGlynn.
New York Tribune.
The return OF Cardinal Gibbons is
looked for with much interest BY NJ
least many of DR.. McGlynn's friends.
who seem to think that the arrival Of
the Baltimore pre- late will In some way
|faYorably affect the Doctors case In
de ed, somo of the priest's enthusiastic
admirers have publicly asserted that
the Cardinal would bring with him an
order for DR.. NcGlynu's reimbursement
In St. Stephens. Few who know much
about Catholic chuch law entertain any
suoh idea, W hitch Is pronouDcsd abs urd
by one of Cardinal Gibbons most init
mate friends, Mejor John d. Kelley,
u Brooklyn, at whose home the prelat
usually stops whenever he Ia here.
81 csn't say whsu the Carj!nal will
return" said the Major Tuesday, "oui
hardly expect him before next month.
But one thing is certain, hie arrival
will net affect the case Of Dr.. McGlynn
in the slightest degree. This idea tina;
the Cardinal has been pleading the
Doctors case a. Rome Is certainly q
strange one. To suppose that he would
think OF iptsrferinS In q matter belong
ing to the Archbishop Of this diocese,
unless specially delegated to do 20 BY
the Pope, is supremely Ridiculous"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Twelve Men Killed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 4-Men
working ON the Good Water extension
TO this city OF the Georgia Central Raj.
road bring news of fearful accident
on that road in the Coosa tunnel. One
white man and seventeen negroes were
ct work in the tunnel when blast pre-
maturely exploded with terrific force,
and twelve out Of the eighteen men
were killed. Five OF the bodies have
bean recovered. The white man escaped
death
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
The Go-,s.Yo,-?icsse Contest.

TIE third day of the ak days go-as-
sou-plesse contest now In progress at
Dc Rink ba!d.Lz. Twenty. third and
Chestnut streets, Philst elphis, ended
shortly before O'Clock thi. morning.
Daring the day Cox. " Dag, Les.
dom aud Black dropped from the list Of
con tes.2nte.
The score al min: sht was az follows
Miles and lops-Hsr,, 294 .; S;roksl
2si 4; HUI hes. IA Z; a bets, 2Io; SAM
Day 266 2; Elsuu, $50 5; NoIsmac,
PA 8; Newman, 252; VI iliisus. 20 8
Tilly, 22o 10; AIaIs. 200
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
mctalynn In Philadel,,,.

- hiAAuelnhfa |
DR.. Edward Nicely m lec,nrs|
Acsd envy OF Music, In PaTsJa,s
Wednesday evening, N .
audience, ON The Cross O. M
Crueade." Ths doctor ssvs ~
of the new crusade 10 to soIv . " ~
problem, and to make the laS,.
Independent. Ho said. "Wa
propose to cut up the land INF,
and give each person a pltcs
willing to allow all who Az /,
sion Of land to remain IN ab.oi,
disturbed possafsion fcrevs-
pay an equivalent to The oonr
The com mon treasury would ~
tain abundance 10 give ,be com
schools. libraries, sr. ssIls.is.
light, water, etc. All these i.oS'
which would hurt nobody 10 rs1
portunities for labor woua n
dant under the new order of M
For instance, feuced.iu III
would not be kept for specui.I
the rent would compel the poss1
make the most of the ground, A
nous impulse would be given n
lug trades. and, necessarily, ID
quence, to all Other trades,
iortures will not be 40 readily Al
lated, becsuse they arc nearly
made by robbery aad rsnry, an
'of the great fortune, Will BE-
dissipated."
DR.. McGlynu clooaa by ss,lu
the Chief aim of tho Nsw Crnss
be to bring back e!i.,ion, which
idly going ca. Of tit wo,le. n
the spostacy and irrsl'giou "is
to the fact thai what ha. been p.,
TO men as religion las too often Il
their sense of natural justice"
wac long Continued app,auCe wi
McGlynn appeared, aud a, the d
his address the sudielc gaze bid
Cheers.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

VS. received word through telepht ne
this morning that it was impossible or
the writer OF the Grand Central Clolh-
ing Depot to give the usual account OF
the benefits that can be derived in that
popuia: house. All we can say, as we
are not accustomed TO write for otht rs.
to all thcse who are In need OF good
hooeat, well. ade clothing at a So, Ing
of aSl per cent, as the proprietor ha:
adopted the ~ per cent. profit system
should without hesitancy extend iheil
patronass to the popular establishn emit
and you will hsvs NO occasion 10 It gre
n
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

All ex soldiers ard sailors are request
ed to meet in General Thomas A.
Smyth Post. on Tuesday evening, May 10,
to take action upon answering certain
questions propounded by the New York
Tribune. The Commander in Chief has
issued an order prohibiting posts from
replying as organizations to the questions
referred to.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
BEE HIVE. :"
500 Market Street.
CORSETS, HOSIERY. DRESS
GOODS and TRIMMINGS

Thomson, Langdon & Co.'S
Glove.Fittiny Corsets. Every
one knows the popularity of
these goods. We have them. Net
all sizes; but offer you our stock
at SOC for the 81 quality. One
half price for a popular correct.
Notwithstanding the last week
was d;scgreesble the ladies were
eager to Obtain the 33.inch Dress
goods for 40c s. yard. They will
not last only few days. II is .
bargain seldom seen.
Sixty dozen more Of those
regular made Csc striped Hose
for ladies, put in the sale with
Ladies' and Gents Balbiiggsns
at 15c pair. A few days Will
end the sale. ard then CSC will
be the price.
Dress Trimmings. ALI silk
moss trimming, SOC. An unusual.
ly handsome one-sold in some
stores at $l-our price is 75c
Elegant silk tape and bead
fringe fer wraps No better in
the city. A full line Of jet ora
merits in different shapes at our
always popular low price. Our
stock Of Dem crest reliable lat'
terms is complete.
This morning we opened one
case OF dress singhans st SC S
yard. No old stuff, but new
goods made this season IN mes,
styles.